The city is trying to move on after severing ties with Rebecca Polizzotto last fall.
Colton Harris-Moore says travel restrictions are holding back a lucrative public-speaking career.
A habitat restoration effort on Little Bear Creek aims to offset damage from future road projects.
Snohomish County has teamed up with the conservation group Forterra on the Healthy Forests Project.
The Progressive Animal Welfare Society hopes to move to Cathcart from its long-time home in Lynnwood.
The state’s capital budget could provide the hospital millions of dollars for the 24-bed facility.
The jump — 38 cents in a month — owes to refinery maintenance and geopolitics, one industry expert says.
The bear roaming the Fryelands area had a leg injury and was trying to avoid people, officials said.
Navid Rahbin, a North Creek High School junior, is creating illustrations, photos and video.
Dozens of workers will lose jobs as McKesson moves operations to a new location in Puyallup.
An environmental group is demanding more complete sewer designs for the 112-home development near Mukilteo.
Michael Ciaravino, who left a similar position there and has worked in Ohio, is the top pick.
The field of candidates, so far, pits a police officer against a firefighter for the city’s top job.
The cost of buying the Rodeo Inn on Highway 99 was too steep, officials said.
Snohomish County and other event sponsors said “staging the event was not an option this year.”
After Oklahoma settlement, Purdue Pharma continues to fight cases from Everett and Snohomish County.
Instead of luxury shops, The Farm at Mill Creek would bring apartments to bustling 132nd Street SE.
A private partnership and the Port of Everett covet Kimberly-Clark’s vacant waterfront land.
In an annual speech, Dave Somers announced new initiatives for housing, jobs and the environment.
The waterfront land could be ready for development after debris and soil removal, among other steps.
